PANYA CHANAWANGSA 1525 Amherst Manor Dr., Apt. 709, Williamsville, NY 14221 Tel. (716) 908-9823 • pc57@buffalo.edu Education PH.D. CANDIDATE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE University at Buffalo, the State University of New York Advisor: Dr. Chang Wen Chen (chencw@buffalo.edu) B.S. IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING, SUMMA CUM LAUDE University at Buffalo, the State University of New York Computer Engineering GPA 3.99/4.00 scale, ranked first in the class of 2010 August 2010─present June 2010 Professional Experience GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT, UBMM LAB, UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO June 2011─present Conduct research in smart vehicles and intelligent transportation systems SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT INTERN, AMAZON.COM, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON June 2013─August 2013 Developed a sophisticated computer vision system to enhance warehouse security. RESEARCH ENGINEER INTERN, XEROX CORPORATION, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK August 2012─April 2013 Developed a prototype Android application for smart parking applications. GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT, UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO August 2010─April 2013 Taught weekly recitations for Real-time and Embedded Systems and Computer Organization UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT, UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO January 2010─April 2010 Supervised students in lab assignments in Introduction to Microprocessors THOMAS J. EDWARDS LEARNING CENTER, UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO January 2007─June 2010 Tutored students from various academic disciplines in mathematics, from basic algebra to college level calculus Pending Patent Applications A System and Method for Parking Reservation and Finding Parking Space Suitable for User’s Vehicle Size Image Assisted Parking Space Availability Searching and Reservation Method and System Methods and Systems for Vehicle Theft Detection and Prevention Using a Smartphone and Video-based Parking Technology On-street Parking Management Methods and Systems for Identifying a Vehicle via a Camera and Mobile Communications Devices Technical Skills Android: 2+ years of experience developing robust, real-world Android applications Computer vision: proficient in Matlab, especially the image processing toolbox, as well as OpenCV Programming languages: strong background in C/C++ and Java. Assembly: proficient in ARM Assembly and familiar with MIPS Assembly Internet: some web design and web programming experience with HTML5, CSS, XML, and PHP Database management: proficient in SQL queries and managing a MySQL server System administration: maintained a Linux server, servicing 79 students Operating Systems: proficient in Linux, Ubuntu, XINU, Windows, and Mac OS Publications and Research Experience Panya Chanawangsa, Chang Wen Chen, A New Color-Based Lane Detection System via Gaussian Radial Basis Function Networks, IEEE International Conference on Connected Vehicles and Expo, 2012. Panya Chanawangsa, Chang Wen Chen, A New Smartphone Lane Detection System: Realizing True Potential of Multi-core Mobile Devices, ACM MoViD, 2012 Awards and Honors Dean’s Fellowship Award UB International Student Scholarship August 2010 June 2006─June 2010